This work proposes a helicopter pilot model identified from experimental results obtained in piloted simulation flight tests. The tests were originally designed to verify predicted unstable pilot-vehicle systems. The results have been further analyzed using methods for the detection of pilot induced oscillation that are available from the literature. The results show that a pilot-assisted oscillation event occurring in one configuration is characterized by a change of biomechanical properties of the pilot. It is conjectured that such change is triggered by a change in the task of the pilot induced by the specific maneuver that is requested of the pilots in the tests.
A Comprehensive Pilot Model for Voluntary/Involuntary Action in Rotorcraft-Pilot Coupling / P., M., V., M., G., Q., Marguerettaz, P., Guglieri, G., L., L.u., M., J.. - ELETTRONICO. - 2015:(2015), pp. 1-14. (AHS Forum 71 Virginia Beach, Virginia, USA May 5-7, 2015).
A Comprehensive Pilot Model for Voluntary/Involuntary Action in Rotorcraft-Pilot Coupling
MARGUERETTAZ, PAOLO;GUGLIERI, GIORGIO;
2015
Abstract
This work proposes a helicopter pilot model identified from experimental results obtained in piloted simulation flight tests. The tests were originally designed to verify predicted unstable pilot-vehicle systems. The results have been further analyzed using methods for the detection of pilot induced oscillation that are available from the literature. The results show that a pilot-assisted oscillation event occurring in one configuration is characterized by a change of biomechanical properties of the pilot. It is conjectured that such change is triggered by a change in the task of the pilot induced by the specific maneuver that is requested of the pilots in the tests.Pubblicazioni consigliate
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